Exclusive Firsthand account of the making of Quentin Tarantino’s Epic Martial Arts film

I have fun these days, when people ask me what I’ve been doing. I say, “A movie called “Kill Bill”. Then I smile and say; “I’m Bill.” Sometimes (depends who I’m talking to) I say, “But don’t try it.”

Beginning on April 8, 2002, a definite red letter day in my life and, for my money, in the history of films (not just martial-arts films but films, period), I began training, along with “The Deadly Viper Squad”, four extraordinarily beautiful young women, for Quentin Tarantino’s much-anticipated epic masterpiece. And that’s what it will be, I have no doubt: a masterpiece. Certainly an epic. Read the rest of this entry »